Lest there be any question, the U.S. Constitution’s supremacy clause still applies to medical marijuana. A federal judge has ruled that federal laws trump Montana’s state laws about medical pot, and patient advocates aren’t pleased.
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Smoke ‘Legal’ Medical Pot, Still Get Arrested by Feds
He may play a lawyer on TV, but the WWE’s A-List is a real attorney with a real degree from Harvard Law. And he just won a case
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WWE Wrestler, Harvard Law Grad David Otunga Wins NY Pro Bono Case
It appears that not everyone is utterly enamored with the idea of medical marijuana. Take for example, the state of Montana, where the House of Representatives voted to repeal the state’s medical marijuana law.The law, which was six years old,… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Montana Repeals Medical Marijuana Law
Despite what shows like “Boston Legal” and “Law & Order” might lead you to believe, most trials are rather mundane. So it isn’t everyday that you hear words like “mutiny,” and “revolt,” in reference to a jury trial. But that’s…
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Jurors Refuse to Sit in Montana Marijuana Trial
Does Wesley Snipes really have a shot at getting his tax evasion conviction before the U.S. Supreme Court? It’s not an easy path to argue before the Justices at the High Court, after all.
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Wesley Snipes’ Appeal: Can he Get his Case to U.S. Supreme Court?
With great theatrics comes great responsibility.Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark, the Spiderman musical has been delayed by an array of injuries to befall the cast. Considered one of the most technically complex shows ever to grace Broadway, there have been..
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Spiderman Musical Injuries Delay Show’s Opening
There is yet another case of “sexting,” a topic that seems to come up in the news constantly these days.
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Mont. HS Coach Arrested for ‘Sexting’ Students
Did Toyota know about and try to hide cases of sudden acceleration in their cars? In a situation resembling the “phantom recall” of Motrin performed by Johnson & Johnson, allegations have surfaced that Toyota was aware of sudden acceleration problems..
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Toyota Lawsuit: Sudden Acceleration Coverup?
Several states have taken up legislation to keep firearms made inside their borders free from federal gun regulations. Arizona is the latest state to join a handful of others challenging federal gun laws. The states have adopted a version of the “Firearms Freedom Act,” according..
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States Challenge Federal Gun Regulations
